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Solve: −4b+4b≥6(−5b+7)−3(b+3)
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Solve: −4b+4b≥6(−5b+7)−3(b+3)

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Answer:

Inequality Form:

b ≥ 1

Interval Notation:

[1,∞)

Explanation:

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